Today, we're talking about Hamas's devastating attacks on Israel, all the misinformation,

the updates, what's about to happen, as well as how a battle to save a dying species of

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subscribed and let's jump into it. Starting with... Israel was caught completely by surprise this weekend

after Hamas launched a massive attack early on Saturday morning. The assault, including not only

the normal stuff, like firing thousands of rockets into Israel, but also a coordinated assault

across the border, which was done by dismantling parts of the border fences and having hundreds

flying to Israel on paragliders. And once inside, they assaulted border villages and

locations with large concentrations of Israelis with grim efficiency. This meant going door to door

in some places to shoot civilians in their homes or take them hostage. One of the worst

incidents was at the Supernova Music Festival. Right, that took place in the sparsely populated

in a Gave desert about 13 miles from the Gaza Strip.

Now, investigators are still piecing together exactly what happened, but through dash cam footage from some of the cars there and videos taken by partygoers, we have a general idea.

Early in the morning, just after sunrise, the ravers could hear the rockets coming from Gaza so they started to be escorted out of the festival.

But Hamas soldiers quickly arrived and just started killing. With initial reports indicating dozens were killed, then a hundred. And now it stands that at least 260 people

at the festival were killed and many others captured. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.

If you add up all those killed throughout the border villages, it's believed that over 700 Israelis

have been killed, many more taken prisoner and about as many are still missing. Right, for context

of how big of a disaster this is for Israel, this is the single biggest loss

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